Throughout the world old quarrels are being forgotten, and nation is joining nation in a common effort to try to improve the lot of man.
Lyndon Johnson: “Throughout the world old quarrels are being forgotten, and nation is joining nation in a common effort to try to improve…”
On the recordDecember 14, 1966
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Remarks at the Lighting of the Nation's Christmas Tree
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